Where did the villagers in Madeng Town, Jianchuan, Dali, Yunnan move here?

Judging from the history and development of the ancient tea-horse road, first, immigrants from Jianchuan County, second, immigrants from Lanping County, and third, some merchants who drove horses stayed here.

During the Nanzhao period in the Tang Dynasty, this place and Shanglan were collectively called "[Kaidante]", which belonged to Luman Department in Maiden State and Lanxi County in Dali of Song Dynasty. Twelve years after the Yuan Dynasty (1275), it belonged to "Lanzhou"; In the 18th year of Hongwu in Ming Dynasty (1385), a part of Lanzhou (now most of Madeng) broke away from Lanzhou and was assigned to Jianchuan State, known as "Xia Lan". It was renamed "Qiuren Hall" in the Qing Dynasty and "Lanzhou Map" in the late Qing Dynasty. 10 (192 1), Yangsentu and Lanzhou were merged into the sixth district of Jianchuan County. 19 (1930), the sixth district was abolished, Lanzhou was separated and "Lanzhou Town" was established; After 1949, Milan District Government Committee, Yongxing Township People's Government and Jianchuan County Third District People's Government were successively established here. 1954 was changed to Area 2, and 1956 was 10. Shanglan1/kloc-0, which belonged to Area 2 of Lanping County, was set aside by Lanping County and was under the jurisdiction of Area 2 of Jianchuan County. 1958, the second district was changed to "Maden" commune; 196 1 At the end of the year, Fule, Shui Mei, Jianji, Xinsheng, Cunninghamia lanceolata, Xinhe, Wen Qi and Guanping belonging to Jianchuan County will be separated from Madeng and Shanglan District will be established. Xinmin, Xinhua and Huanghua, who originally zoned Jianchuan from Lanping, remained in Maden, and Maden Commune was changed to Maden District. 1970 is Madden commune; 1984 changed its name to Maden District; Madeng Township was founded in 1988, and Madeng Town was founded in 2000.

Madeng Town, known as Lanzhou in ancient times, is known as the "hometown of horses" and is the only place where the ancient tea-horse road in Tonglan area passes.

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